It then does a git pull (prompting for username/password if applicable) by default, git here will fetch all commits in the remote, and will merge the changes, and checkout the latest commit for the current repo.

git checkout - $(git rev-parse -show-toplevel))?' - discards changes repository-wide (for current branch) - leaves files in place, and proceeds, - cancels operation

If there are 'Changes not staged for commit', it raises a warning prompt: 'Note: you have changes not staged for commit, git pull is likely to fail because of this.

git clean -dfx)?' - deletes file (does git clean -dfx), - leaves files in place, and proceeds, - cancels operation Would you like to remove them before proceeding (i.e.

If there are untracked files in the repo, it raises a warning prompt: 'Note, you have untracked files in the repository.

(The client shows the current revisions/commit hashes, and possibly tags, for the current branch, both for the main repository current branch, and for any/all submodules in current branch and also for other branches of the main repository).

The client, when ran inside a git repository, should allow for a git pull, with the following steps: Let's say, you have a git repo, with submodules inside. I'm mostly interested in a client with a GUI that works in Windows, but also it would be nice to know if there is a command line script/extension that does this.

Git gui client windows